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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7780, 2 March 1904, Page 2

RHEUMO OR RHEUMATISM. WHICH DO 5 OIT PREFER? Is it wis<»r to suffer the aches and pains of rheumatism, or by taking Rheumo end your sufferings ? That is the question, It is for you to decide ; we can but tell what Rheumo will do and has done. Rheumo is a liquid medicine, plfßSiint to take. When you swallow a dose the medicine immediately seeks out the spot where there is an excess of the uric acid, and acts as an antidote, driving out the excess. Rheumo kills the pain, removes ail swelling, and exerts a moderately stimulating effect on the renal cells, and thereby facilntes the swift removal of insoluble materials. Sold by all chemists and stores at 2s 6d and <is 6d per bottle. "Wholesale agents N.Z. Drug Co."

A PRETTY "PICKLE." No sooner does summer come around than store cupboards are dived into and plans made to store winter supplies of jams, pickles, sauces, and preserves, but as bricks cannot bo made without straw, jam must be jar'd and pickles must be spiced. So call at the U.F.C.A. and order your Lightning, Mason's Gilchrist's Jars, your Tin Top Moulded Jelly Jars and Tumblers, your preserving pans and sugar. Fresh shipments of pickling spices, whole and ground, just arrived ; also, finest English and Colonial Vinegar.

BARRAUD& ABRAHAM LIMITED. spring^owing. "yyE have arriving— Turnip, Swede & Rape Seed specially selected for us from Messrs Hum & Son, and including the fiuesS swede known, viz, " Burst's Monarch." IN STOCK—A lorgo variety of old pasture Ryegrass, including the wellknown " FLAXMERE" seed, an a splendid sample of "ITALIAN EYE" Specially grown for our trade Also all other grass sr-eds nnd SEED OATS, including the famous Newmarket (or Roseberry), now tho favourite oat iD this district. £ s usnal farmers may thoroughly reiy on the quality of tho seeda we supply. BARRAUD & ABRAHAM, Ltd. HAWKBS AND ICON'S NEW CONTESTING MODELS. EXCELSIOR SONOROUS OLAS3. FINEST IN TONE, TUNE. FINISH AND DUKABILITY. MR HAROLD OAKRB, the trombone soloist of the Hinemoa Band speaks:—"London, July, 1903. Messrs Hawkes and Sons. Dear Sirs,—l have much pleasure in stating that the Trombone suoplied to me by you is everything to be desired. I also wish to state ihat the top Bb Ureble clef) is obtainable with the third position, thus bringing it n perfect tune; all irombonists know ha; this note generally is bad to tune. You may use this testimonial as you thick fit. I am, yours respecifullv (signed) HAROLD B. OAKES, Trombone soloist, New Zealand Band." SOI9 Ager.ts for New Zealand DRESDEN PIAINO CO3IPAXY, Wellington and Dunedin. CHRISTMAS^ PRESENTS. AN ENDLESS VARIETY of NEW GOODS makes a CHOICE SELECTION of Beautiful Presents, USEFUL AKD OENAMEKTAL. We Invite Inspection R. S. BARRY, CHEAPSIDE